The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-17

notwithstanding our high tariff, can b
sold IN the United States with greater Of
smaller profits, It demonstrates the fac
that German goodn are In demand NOR
on account oil their cheapness than quail
ty. Germany Is more than ever depend
ent upon foreign markets for the dlaposa
OF It's manufactured"
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1he Plan OF enlents of De
pnrtmonts-Sotos Of tho Convention. q
SPECIAL Dispateh 10 the Inltllt0enen.
FAiRNoNT, June 16.-While the reauls
session OF the Women's Christian Tenn
perauce Union Convention closed las
night with the address Of Mrs. Buell. and
tho appointment Of Superintendent o.
Departments, still ltheereater portion Of the
forenoon to-day was spent by the officers
the Executive COMMITTEES and superin.
tendents in making arrangements ior
carrying on the work during the coming
year. l,t {. t'Is - igyf -
This meeting was made necessary by
the adoption yesterday Of the following
plan OF work, reported from committee
Of which Mrs. Duval, OF Wellsburg, was
chairman. lf4' iie.a.
PLAN or WORK.
Your committee recommend the follow.
ing:
First-The free distribution in tho dis.
tricts Of the National leaflets containing q
model constitution for district, county, 10.
cal and township unions. 4
Second-Diatrict organization be per.
fected throughout tho State. s:
Third-That State organizer be EN-.
ployed for six months, giving three OF
these to the Second and three to the Third
district Of the State.
Fourth-Thet parliamentary law be
brought to the attention Of the unions.
Fitth-That special effort be made to-.
ward the enliating and organizing Of tho
colored people. iii..7-s,
sixth-That committee OF two be ap.
pointed to investigate carefully the status
Of the Bible in the public schools Of the
State. 80 50 lsi 81 9T, ~
seventh-That our Superintendent Of
Social Purity be directed to send TO the la.
Dor ORGANIZATIONS Of the State an appeal
urging them to include total abstinence in
their basis Of membership, and to help
forward all lines Of Women's Christian
Temperance Union work, especially pro.
hibition and the White Croes movement,
Eighth-Tha presenting Of our work be-
fore denomirational bodies asking the CO.
operation of ministers in interesting the
ladies OF their. respective churcheu.
Ninth-The arranging for services in the
interest OF our work on Thanksgiving Day,
and the providing for a Children's Tenn
perance Day within tho year. E;
Tenth-That each local union be urped
10 subacribe Tor QUE copy each OF the
Union Signal and Freeman.
Mrs. !. II. DUvAL,
sALLIE B. CARskADoN, Z
Mrs. w. L. MOORE,
;f. ~ Mrs. A. II. MERRlCH.
suPERINTENDENTs OF DEPARTMENTS.
The Superintendent Of Departments
for the year are as follows:
Temperance Literature, Mrs. NJ. A. Por.
ter, New Cumberland; Juvenile Work.
Mrs. Jennie McClurkin, Roney's Point ;
Sabbath School Work, MISC Jennie Pick.
ems, Peel Tree; Scientific instruction, Mira.
I. FL. .Duval, Wellsburg; Influencing the
Press, Mrs. Ellen @. Thompson, Keyser /;
Prison and Jail Work, Mrs. Georce a.
Gordon, Wheeling; Unfermented Wine,
Mra. J. W. Carter, Psrkersbure; Rail.
road Work, Mrs. Mary j. Hay
mond, Grafton; Evangelistic Work,
Mrs. ]. P. Thatcher, Moundaville;
Legislation, Mrs. Olivia Burt, Manning
ton; Flower Mission, Miss Flora B. Siler,
Berkeley Springs; State and County Fairs,
Mrs. L. ?. Sisson, Roney's Point; Work
Among Colored People, --; Union.
Signal and Freeman, Mrs. A. II. Merrick,
Parkersburg; Day Of Prayer, Mrs. ]. &.
Jscob, Wellsburg; Sabbath Observance,
Miss Sadie Coyle, Morgsntown; Soldiers
and Sailors, Mrs. Thomas Suniburn,
Charleston; Hygiene and Hereditery, Dr.,
Harriet B. Jones. Wheeling; Social
Purity, Mrs. R. l.. Kendall, Psrkersburg;
Eyangohst OF socieI Purity Department,
Miss Lizzie Boyd, Wheeling.
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An interested and attentive listener at
the sessions was Prof. a. L. Wade, OF Nor
gantown. -. e.. q 4
all the ministers Of the place took part
in conducting the devotional exercises OF
the convention. o.
Ex-Governor Pierpont introduced Mrs,
Buell. laet night in his characteristic ysy.
which, OF course, is always an excellent
way. ,.'S, s. = ~ ~
More attention was given to the amend.
ment submission than any other one
thing, and the influence Of these earnest
practical women will be felt in tho cam!
Paign next yesr. '.z'Iz
Whatever may have been the individual
views OF any member Of the convention,
all the actions OF tho lady were OF a non.
partisan character, the Third Party receiy.
ing no more favor than either lof the
others. In fact come Of the speakers
limited pretty broadly that the Union had
suffered in this State considerable because
Of supposed or real entanglement with
the Third Party movement heretofore.
Was Disinherited.
CHICAGO, June l6.-suit has been
brought by Harriet E. Basa and her hus-
band, J.A. Bass, Of Boston, against Olive
N. Baal and Nsllie Baa1 IN aat ou;da ,ha